Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-30
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Farmers report IN unusually large
chicken crop.
The demand for real estate is vigorous
and tends strongly upward.
To-day has been showery and last
Ealght brought a light rainfall.
@ The board of trustees of the asylum
Mere IN session all day to-day. letting
pntracts for supplies for the asylum for
his month.
The mission band of fhe Congrega-
alonal church will give q lawn social to-
sorrow evening at the residence Of W.
kH. MoVay.
The Yankton band paraded the streets
3his afternoon to advertise the Hill
comedy oompany.w which appears ct
aurner hall tonight.
E8 Fourth of July pleasure seekers will
ISsbe given an afternoon of interest next
E$Mondey by the Turner's at Forestet's
grove. The exercises open at u p. M.
lA A musical combination composed of o
man and woman, O base drum and GYM
rH
Ebals and bag pipe accompaniment dew
large and appreciatiye audiences on the
street corners to-day.
The Hills minstrel and comedy COM
Espany, which appears at Turner he'll
Eto-night is credited with being q first
Xelass troupe. People who have seen
Etbelr performance say that it is very
funny.
Toe rainfall for June, as measured by
SSergeant Thompson, aggregates 2,4s
@inohes, much less than the average fol
June, For the six months of 1887 thil
section is about seven inches behind thu
ayerage rainfall.
IS a dainty missive from the occidental
side of the United States informs III
that DR.. John Ia Barre, we'll known tc
Yanktonians, is to be married July Nth
at Oakland, California, to Florence
Dickinson, Of England.
n VanDyke, the steam laundryman ha
purchased the bath fixtures formerl,
fs operated by Smith, and vii. hereafte
make people as near God like as soap
n rain water and muscle can do for tn
8small sum Of thirty-fve cents. Bathef
are expected to furnish the muscle them
selves. The bath rooms are now IN con
nection with the laundry on Broadway
81 @. FL. Bates has q barometer void o
81 glass or mercury which furnishes ind
& cations CT rain ahead of any from th
" weather department of the government
and with astonishing reliability, Tn
paper on the cealing OF his store be
CONES loose and wrinkled about forty
eight hours before rain arrives and ha
not failed to indicate previous to ever
\ rain this reason.
/ The Yankton Tribune, w. *. Weaver
\ prohibition weekly, has appeared
giving to- Yankton its seventh paper
Mr.. Weaver occupies q special fiel
which he possesses the energy an
ability to successfully till. The Tribun
/ reads we'll and looks we'll and while
/ oannot be said to fill a long felt want
{ will doubtless prove valuable to th
cause for which il labors.
4 Yankton will be represented in SEQ
! land, on this fourth of July, Monda
next, by the Fountain City band, u
d Yankton base ball club, severed bicyclis
and q large number OF other peopl
d The bicyclists will ride their machin
and the band and ball CLUB go oyerlan
n Scotland is expected to furnlsh anus
ment for this crowd and il the pla
which have been prepared will wo
everybody will be satisfied.
4 Authorization OF the n award meanns
and uncomfortable desire to "bust SON
8 thing which %permeates the very Sol
OF some boys in Xankton may be Sc
sin the appearance Of the old Ceilam
4 residence which stands on Second STR
! near Broadway. The house. has be
3 vacant for some time, and the fact I'll
3 the building is old and not ft for hun
y habitAtion 10 the evident cause
q juvenile attacks upon il. The last 90
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